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Compliance Handbook

CH170000 · Special reduction

  • CH170100 · Overview
  • CH170200 · Penalties within the scope of special reduction
  • CH170400 · Before you consider special reduction
  • CH170500 · What is a special reduction
  • CH170600 · What are special circumstances
  • CH170800 · When special circumstances may exist
  • CH170900 · When special circumstances do not exist
  • CH171000 · Case law on the meaning of ‘special circumstances’ in the context of non penalty laws
  • CH173000 · Case law on the meaning of special circumstances
  • CH174000 · When to consider special reduction
  • CH174500 · Considering relevant facts
  • CH175000 · When you must obtain technical advice
  • CH175100 · Reviews and penalty appeals
  • CH175200 · Extracts from case law: Contents
  1. Special reduction: contents
  2. Special reduction: Reviews and penalty appeals

CH175100 | Special reduction: Reviews and penalty appeals

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

A person may ask for a review of the penalty and special reduction may be considered as part of the review.

If it is considered likely that a submission to the Specialist Technical Team, see CH175000 may be required it would be appropriate to negotiate an extension to the review period at an early stage.

A person cannot appeal directly against our decision not to allow a special reduction, but they can appeal against the amount of the penalty we impose.

A tribunal may

  • either affirm HMRC’s decision on special reduction (but possibly apply the same percentage reduction to a different starting point)

  • or substitute their decision on special reduction for HMRC’s decision, but only if the tribunal considers that HMRC’s decision was flawed, see CH64600.

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